Cyclone Hale takes mental toll on Tairāwhiti farmers
Cyclone Hale has taken a mental toll on Tairāwhiti farmers and growers.
Cyclone Hale has taken a mental toll on Tairāwhiti farmers and growers.
'Like him or loathe him though, everyone wants to read the book.'
It comes as communities across the country face a clean-up after Cyclone Hale.
The whale will be reburied once weather conditions allow.
Two people were taken to hospital after the crash, which closed the road for a time.
Daisy was tracked between Matakana Island and Mauao last week.
People are warned to stay out of the water because they might not get rescued.
WorkSafe has been advised of the death.
And in the Bay of Plenty a person was critically injured in a two-vehicle smash.
'This shark is just doing what a shark does... they hunt fish.'
A heavy rain watch has been upgraded to a warning and campers are starting to clear out.
'It is still too early to ascertain exactly what took place' - council.
Civil Defence urges campers to hatch a wet weather plan head of 30 hr-plus deluge.
Two other people remain in a critical condition, police say.
Police said one person was treated with CPR but died at the scene about 4pm today
It is the second vandalism incident against lifeguard towers in three days.
A father says about 20 people jumped on the large inflatable to help.
Tairua shark expert Dr Riley Elliott is on a mission to tag 20 great whites.
Bay surf lifesavers rescued swimmers and assisted another who got into difficulties.
The quake hit shortly before 7am.
Police will breath test ‘anywhere and any time’.
The sandcastle at Mt Maunganui's main beach even has towers.
Fresh severe thunderstorm alerts continue to be issued this evening.
Not every Christmas prezzie lives up to the hype.
Heavy rain and hail are expected in the Bay of Plenty, Taupō, Gisborne, and Hawke’s Bay.
The 14-year-old boy was taken back to his family safe and uninjured.
Police papers say young ram-raiders not in gangs, but follow influential ringleaders.
Sandbags are piled around the house as water slowly rises, leaving a sinking feeling.
'For me, it’s about bringing life back to our pā,' says the haukāinga of Ōtamarākau marae.
The health warning is based on water test results and visual observations.